Version 1.0.0 I'm still reading bits of Gorse here and there as I have time and I think I'll end up really enjoying it. I began Crow & Shadow this week as well with high hopes, but it ended up not working for me (DNF at 45%). The Anguished Earth by Richard Swan came out... Continue Reading →

I am nearly finished with Japanese Gothic, which has been suuuuch a strange story. I can't wait to see how it wraps up! I also just started reading Gorse by Sam K. Horton, which has been on my TBR for a few years now. It's a historical fantasy and it is set in a village... Continue Reading →

It's been a great reading week! I decided to check out The Salt Grows Heavy, which was a backlist read, and loved it so much that I then picked up Find Me Where It Ends. After those two short but emotionally weighty book I decided to check out Japanese Gothic which is yet another backlist... Continue Reading →

Lots of repeats from last week, but I did finally finish The League of Lost Souls which was pretty fun. It's not out until spring 2027, so I'm not sure if I'll go ahead and post a review soon or wait until closer to the release date. After that I read Threshing Day in less... Continue Reading →

I felt like very little reading was done this week, but I have two new books on my list! I'm still reading The League of Lost Souls by KJ Parker, which I've made little progress on in favor of gaming. I also picked up Angel Down, which I've been very curious about and since I'm... Continue Reading →

I snagged a copy of The League of Lost Souls by K.J. Charles on NetGalley, and as my review load is non-existent I decided to go ahead and start reading! It's good so far, though I'm still in the early parts of the book. I also finished up The Infinite State by Richard Swan, which... Continue Reading →

Shockingly there is no fantasy in my reading this week! I'm about halfway through Scion by James Islington, which is very different than any of his previous work. I'm also working my way through The Infinite State by Richard Swan, and it just proves that he can write brilliantly in any genre. I also decided... Continue Reading →

I finally finished up The Historian by Elizabeth Kostova after about two weeks. I enjoyed it overall, particularly the different locations and historical references. I decided to pick up an audiobook that was purely fun after listening to a couple murder mysteries that I felt like I was slogging through. I randomly chose The Wolf... Continue Reading →

I'm free of ARC obligations and have been reading a couple books that caught my eye awhile back. The Historian is a chunky book about a family haunted by the legend of Dracula. The story is told through the recitation of stories, letters, and the view point of the Historian's daughter and though it's taking... Continue Reading →

It's been a busy week of reading! I read The Thief and the Traitor Bride by V.L. Bovalino, which I enjoyed. I also read the novella A Short Stay in Hell by Steven L. Peck. It was a strange story and at just over 100 pages, it didn't take long to get through. Thanks to... Continue Reading →